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Usual operations with symbolic data under normal symbolic form

✍ Scribed by Marc Csernel; F. A. T. De Carvalho

Book ID
101318636
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1999
Tongue
English
Weight
163 KB
Volume
15
Category
Article
ISSN
1524-1904

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✦ Synopsis

Rather than representing data as points within the description space, symbolic objects represent them as hyper-rectangles, in order to take into account some variability within the description.

They also make it possible to add some domain knowledge represented by rules which reduce the description space. Unfortunately, this supplementary knowledge usually induces a combinatorial growing of the possible calculus time. In a previous paper we presented a method leading to a decomposition of symbolic objects into a normal symbolic form (NSF) which allows an easier calculation, however great the number of rules may be. In this paper, after recalling what symbolic objects and the NSF are, we focus on the di!erent kinds of operation that can be used when dealing with symbolic objects. We show that the di!erent operations are stable or quasi-stable regarding the NSF.

We then see that by applying NSF to distance computation we obtained, in our "rst trial, a reduction of over 90 per cent in our computational time.

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